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Mar 9, 2009
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#4
Your turn based games show me; 1.) u dont develop properly or with enough purpose when u do. Random development doesnt help ur cause and bring out ur pawns without proper support from ur pieces leave us in dangerous positions.
2.) You dont take enough time to look at what ur opponents doing or if anything can be taken from u by their pieces.
3.)Dont play ur queen to much ur not giving ur pieces and pawn structure enough chance to be effective for u. Dont play 2 pawns in the center if one is already there while ur still a beginner. Get ur pieces into play and ur king castled safely.
I hope all this helps you. Remember to look before u leap and get all ur men out into battle or most before u attack to much, also makes ur defences better too.
Ian_Sinclair wrote:
Your turn based games show me; 1.) u dont develop properly or with enough purpose when u do. Random development doesnt help ur cause and bring out ur pawns without proper support from ur pieces leave us in dangerous positions.
2.) You dont take enough time to look at what ur opponents doing or if anything can be taken from u by their pieces.
3.)Dont play ur queen to much ur not giving ur pieces and pawn structure enough chance to be effective for u. Dont play 2 pawns in the center if one is already there while ur still a beginner. Get ur pieces into play and ur king castled safely.
I hope all this helps you. Remember to look before u leap and get all ur men out into battle or most before u attack to much, also makes ur defences better too.
oh yeah i forgot to mention that my turn based games are horrible because i rush. Could u also look at my live chess games (the only reason i hate online is because i cant focus on one game but on more than 5 or 10)
kco wrote:
Post some of your games here. So we can have a look at it.
can u pls tell me how to post games so they can move???
Mar 9, 2009
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#7
If your having trouble focussing on the screen why don't u try using a real chess set and play ur games with that to aid u. If ur moving to fast and not concentrating then that's y ur losing so often. Your live games are much the same mate ur not looking at what ur opponents are doing, to busy trying to get ur own attack in i imagine.
To post ur games u can either copy and past the link and us click on it and so on. Or u can click on the chess board icon above and follow the instructions.
Ian_Sinclair wrote:
If your having trouble focussing on the screen why don't u try using a real chess set and play ur games with that to aid u. If ur moving to fast and not concentrating then that's y ur losing so often. Your live games are much the same mate ur not looking at what ur opponents are doing, to busy trying to get ur own attack in i imagine.
To post ur games u can either copy and past the link and us click on it and so on. Or u can click on the chess board icon above and follow the instructions.
what board lol? i meant changin focus from game to game instead of focusing on just one game at a time. i hate doin that because i dont remeber what i was thinking a week ago and im really unorganized
Mar 9, 2009
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#9
The board is above, it looks like a wooden chess board on ur tool bar where ur bold and spell check, all of that is. Take notes of the moves u liked and the follow up plan u had and write them down so u do remember what u was upto. Cant do much about the live chess in this regard though. You want to improve u better learn to focuss.
There is not easy solutions to being good at this game or anything else in life just hard work/study plus playing ur games and learning from them which takes time and dedication.
i think i got it
this was one of my worst game against as u can see a way better player. comments?
comments? allright,
Why don't you ask yourself the purpose of your opponents move? If you've done that you wouldn't have blundered away the Q
Up to move 7 you play a fine sicilian Najdorf.
on 7.e5 I cringed a little, you give up your whole pawn center with check! better was Bd3 or Be2 to develop your bishops(personally I'd have considered Be2 for speedy castling)
perhaps 9.Nde2 wasn't the best way to block the check. Be2 seems much better because it develops a piece and doesn't allow the nasty pin that occurs.
10. h3 is a bit more accurate, but black missed Qf5 as a reply anyway.
14. Bxf6 perhaps 0-0-0 first and black could potentially waste a tempo on h6 here.
16. Ng3?? clearly you saw this afterward but it's the biggie.
by the way, 17. Qxg5 is better than the knight tour since he can simply take Bxf5 and your queen is still dead.
After that you were pushing your pieces towards the kingside when it was necessary to centralize them or bring over to the queenside for defense.
Mar 9, 2009
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#14
My previous comments above still stand. Glad to see u worked the board out.
7.e5? bad move better was to develop ( Be2 is best) 9.Be2 was still better choice ur knight moving there just blocked everything in. 15.Kh1 was needed .
ty guys i might post some games later but first i actually got to play a few
i was wonderin is this the right way to play the kings indian
Mar 10, 2009
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#17
!.Nf3 is called the Zukertort (or Reti) Opening but is can be tranpose into other opening, KID is one of them.
King Indian start like this 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 g6 3.Nc3
can u guys tell me who has the upperhand here. pls dont give me any continuation s but who is doin a better job
ChessKitty wrote:
Misiaczek_96 wrote:
can u guys tell me who has the upperhand here. pls dont give me any continuation s but who is doin a better job
At a glance I'd say white has the advantage
do u think black made a good trade?
Can someone go through both my live and online games and examine them. Otherwords give me a thorough analysis lol. I want to know what im doin wrong